CLINICAL SUPERVISION
I offer individual and group Clinical Supervision to Social Workers, Psychologists, Counsellors, Doctors, Health Care Professionals and Multi-disciplinary teams in person, via telephone, or video-conference.
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Clinical Supervision is our dedicated space to reflect upon your professional work, and all its impacts and challenges. It's here we can discuss caseload and clinical issues, staff interpersonal issues, ethical dilemmas, and support your ongoing learning and development.
As a Social Worker, I have worked extensively in health and community settings in Australia and overseas. I know firsthand the importance of having a safe and structured environment to reflectively examine our work and manage its impact on our professional and personal lives.
SPEAKING and TRAINING
I want loss to be less lonely and grief to be understood as normal, nuanced, and enduring; we grieve, and we live.
For over 20 years, I have been working with individuals and communities to talk about what matters the most: how we live and how we die. ​
I provide tailored training and consultation to public and private sector organisations, including NSW Health, NSW Police, NSW Ambulance, NSW Law Society, Australian Psychological Society, Converge International, and Mito Foundation. This includes theories and techniques for supporting people following a crisis or a death, and how to look after ourselves in the aftermath.
Contact Wendy to discuss your training, events and media needs.
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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR FOR PROFESSIONALS
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Do you work with people experiencing grief following a bereavement?
Do you want to learn strategies & skills to confidently support someone who is grieving?
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For this webinar, I partner with specialist grief counsellor, Nathan MacArthur from Sydney Grief Counselling, to share the knowledge and skills we have gained from supporting thousands of people following a death. Between us, we have over 30 years of experience in grief and bereavement counselling.
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This session is suitable for:
counsellors, social workers, psychologists, death doulas, nurses, doctors, chaplains, volunteers, mental health and allied health professionals who want to build their confidence in understanding and responding to people experiencing grief following a bereavement.
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People who attended said:
"An extremely useful session. I am a clinical nurse educator and found it rewarding to have a refresher of knowledge and theory, and think about the bigger picture of the current world health situation and its impact on the process of grief and bereavement."
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"Inspiring and very beautiful - thank you - superlative quality."
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"Both presenters were clear, organized and informative. I will definitely be tuning in again for your sessions."
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"Presenters both had a beautiful natural style, paced information well."
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the physical, cognitive, emotional, social and spiritual impacts of grief
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using theories of grief in practice
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assessing and responding to needs and risks
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creative ways to support someone who is grieving
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counselling strategies for working with powerful emotions e.g. guilt and anger
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self-care in the context of working with death, dying and grief
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To find out about upcoming professional training, subscribe below
In this 2-hour recorded session we discuss:
An Introduction to Theories & Techniques for Supporting People who are Grieving
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Do you work with people experiencing grief following a bereavement?
Do you want to learn strategies & skills to confidently support someone who is grieving?
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